Sentence examples for bit of timing from inspiring English sources

It was a lucky bit of timing.

In New York City, this year's Brasil Summerfest coincidentally coincides with the Rio Olympics -- a nice bit of timing.

But — perhaps in a very intentional bit of timing — almost at the same time that Walmart announced its Bonobos acquisition, Amazon announced it would be buying Whole Foods for $13.7 billion, giving it a very, very significant leg up in its budding food retail business.

A press release for "Half a Heart" says the book was published "just in time for Mother's Day" -- a bit of timing that the story itself hardly seems to justify.

And I don't even really know why, but it was a bit of luck and a bit of timing and being at the right place at the right time.

It's a very unfortunate bit of timing".

Having to work through that problem was good but the other bits of timing in my action may have been thrown out.

The situation in Latvia was a bit different, but mainly because of timing.

James Sterngold (NYT) THE DEMOCRATS BAD TIMING -- In a bit of unfortunate timing for the Gore campaign, Vice President Al Gore was raising hundreds of thousands of dollars yesterday at three events just as his Republican rival, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, called him "an obstacle to reform".

There's an extra bit of fortuitous timing for Mr. Obama.

Finally, there's a bit of fortuitous timing.